Aisling is a teaching student in Melbourne, with a background in Indigenous and Gender studies. She loves tea, dogs, books, and music – playing, writing, listening to and watching live. She wants to leave the world a bit better than she found it, through creating supportive and inclusive communities and pushing for change – and she thinks Ramona can be a massive part of that.
Posts contributed to by Aisling Grey
Australia says YES
Writing by Aisling Grey // Illustration by Helena Ravenne // This postal vote has been an exercise in humiliation and frustration at the best of times so I cannot understate how proud I am of every single LGBTQIA+ person who battled through it all.
Read MoreSINGLE PREMIERE: Chitra – Keep Up
Writing by Aisling Grey // We are so excited to introduce Chitra’s latest single, Keep Up! Following on from her brilliant debut EP Cold Love released in 2016; Chitra is back with a brand new track, which is a marked departure from her most recent single Fade.
Read MoreMUSIC FEATURE: Tempus Sun
Review and interview by Aisling Grey // Winners of the 2016 Melbourne Music Bank competition, Tempus Sun have revealed their debut single, OWLS. Aisling Grey reviews the track and chats with lead vocalist Rya Park.
Read MoreMUSIC REVIEW: Mostly Worried – Old Sault
Review of Mostly Worried by Aisling Grey // Mostly Worried feels personal, an impressive debut recording that resonates far beyond the studio in which it was recorded. From the first listen, it grabs a hold of the listener and insists on quiet unrest and introspection as each haunting track casts a shadow.
Read MoreHow to Feel Empowered to Help the World
Writing by Aisling Grey // Photograph by Del Santana // When we feel frozen for what to do next, or how we can do something – anything; taking a big picture view can be useful.
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